Histopathology of the Skin

  • Whimster I
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Abstract

Skin biopsy is the most frequently used and important test for dermatological diagnosis. In a biopsy, a sample of skin is collected for observation under the microscope. There are many cases in which it is impossible to make a diagnosis based only on the clinical symptoms. A blister, for example, may be caused by various pathomech- anisms, including viruses, bacteria and autoimmune diseases, or by heredity. It is often difficult to diagnose a blister just by naked-eye observation and disease history. To specify the cause of the disease and reach a final diagnosis, dermatopathological examination is essential.

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Whimster, I. W. (1976). Histopathology of the Skin. Journal of Clinical Pathology, 29(8), 764.1-764. https://doi.org/10.1136/jcp.29.8.764-a

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